Kiwanis Elects Officers and Discusses Thinking
Kiwanis Club met at Hotel Billinghurst with R C Griswold of Spencerian College Cleveland explaining how thinking forms ideas and judgments. Nominations were made for next year’s officers. election is set for October 5 with new officers to serve from January. Visitors included Joe Berns C J Milter De Forest Rimbsch F I Brenneman Miles McSherry C E Dickason and Captain Wm E Miers.
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R. C. Griswold
Spencerian College
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Billinghurst
Joe Berns
C. J. Milter
de Forrest E. Rimbsch
F. I. Brenneman
Elyria
Miles A. McSherry
Dayton
C. E. Dickason
Wellington
Wm. E. Miers
Atlantic City
Lake Avenue Church Rally Day Services Oct 4
Lake Ave Community Church schedule for Sunday Oct 4 includes Bible school at 9 30 led by Ker met Leiby Holy Communion and preaching at 7 45 with Earl Peck pastor Rally Day observed Adult Bible class to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Jabbush on Griswold road this Friday evening with Mrs Jabbush serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Lake Ave Community Church
Kermet Leiby
Earl Peck
Jabbash
Griswold Road
Jabbush
Al Smith Breaks With Roosevelt Calls For Landon Victory
Al Smith, longtime Democrat, denounces Roosevelt and urges support for Alf Landon. He accuses the New Deal of breaking the 1932 Democratic platform while appealing to party loyalists to reconsider their stance amid mounting dissent within the ranks.
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al Smith
Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Mr. Smith
Democratic Party
Smith
Washington
Chicago
Jefferson
America
Many Interests And Activities In A Newspaper
The passage argues readers differ in appetite for news, noting crime stories satisfy public safety needs while praising journalism's broad role. It emphasizes newspapers inform on social affairs, politics, economy, and community progress, urging readers to see constructive content beyond sensational crime.
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Whyistie
Elect Daniel Shepard President of Kiwanis Wellington
Wellington Kiwanis club elected Daniel Shepard as president at a Thursday luncheon in Herrick Auditorium. Herb Andrews became vice president and Richard Duff was named director. Attorney H. L. Wagner and others were listed as directors. Swanger spoke on pest control for trees and gardens. Allen Dudler becomes club pianist succeeding Betty Pace.
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Wellington
Ohio
Daurel Shepard
Rki- Wwan
EaHon
Luscheon
Herrick Auditorium
Herb Andrews
Richard Duff
Hara L. Wagner
William Sponseller
C. G. Leinseder
E. E. Watters
QO. J. Lesler
William L. Wadsworth
Sien Swanger
Wellington High School
Allen Dudler
Betty Y Jean Pace
Wellington PTA October Meeting At School House
Monday night at 7 24 p m the Wellington Parent Teachers Association meets for the October session at the school house. The program features Music by the string quartet directed by Clyde Sidell a solo by Mrs Lawrence BerVier and two talks by Reverend Loure S Green pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church with the theme Ohio Nature Rumbles A social hour follows.
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Wellington
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Clyde Sidell
Lawrence BerVier
Loure S. Green
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Wellington Couple to Wed in Prety Church Ceremony
The home of Mr and Mrs Charles England on Forest Street hosts a 6:59 wedding as Howard England and Miss Harriette Miller exchange vows in a single ring ceremony at the Congregational church. Attendants include Virginia England and Harold England. They plan a brief honeymoon and will reside at the Rose Beckier house on Maryar Street after. Harriette Miller is a Wellington High School graduate and works at BeViers Inc. store while Howard England is a salesman at Steel and Metal Products.
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Charles England
Forest Street
Howerd
Harriette Miller
Herbert Miller
Wellington
Charles W. Recard
Congregational Church
Viginia
Harold
Eall
Columbus Trip For Football Game Attendees
Earie Shepard Filord Olsen Clyde Cooley Flord Miller Harry Stearns Marlin Burge will journey to Columbus tomorrow to attend the Ohio State and New York University football game. They plan to leave at 6 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earie Shepard
Filord Olsen
Clyde Cooley
Flord Miller
Harry Stearns
Marlin Burge
Columbus
Ohio State
New York University
Rally Day Service At Church Of Christ Bible School
The Church of Christ Bible School schedules 9 30 a m Sunday with Orrin B Miller as superintendent and an annual Rally Day. E B Buffington from Lakewood will lead the morning service and deliver the sermon at 10 45 a m and administer the Lord's Supper. Ruth Hege speaks at 7 30 p m at the Congregational church about her Congo field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ—Bible School
Orrin B. Miller
E. B. Buffington
Lakewood
Brother Buffington
Ruth Hege
Belgian Congo
Wellington Farm Women Meet at Amherst Home
Wellington Farm Women's club members visited the home of Mrs. Sadie Jontz in Amherst for an animar meeting. A covered-dish dinner was served at noon on tables decorated with fair flowers. The program included a brief business meeting sewing and social time.
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Wellington Farm Women’s Club
Sadie Jontz
Amherst
Women’s Review Club ties off comforts at hall meeting
The Womens Review Corns spent the day Thursday tying off comforts in their hall. A covered-dish dinner was held at noon. Several members unable to attend all day arrived in the afternoon to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Review Corns
Study of Philippians Discussed at Meho District Church
The Wednesday evening prayer service at the Meho district church studied Pauls letter to Philippi. Rev Lonzo Green led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Church of Philippi
Lonzo
Green
King's Daughters convention session in Cleveland
Miss Mary Knepp attended the Tuesday term of the State King's Daughters convention at Euclid Avenue Christian church in Cleveland this week. Delegates Mrs. A B Southard and Miss Jessie Wright will report at a future Abbe K Hand Circle meeting. Miss Knapp stayed with Mrs. F C Wright Tuesday night. Professor Samuel Zechar of Westerville visited Dr and Mrs C W Recard. Mr and Mrs Lawrences Weils and family returned to Niagara Falls after two weeks with Gur Weiss and family, and Clair Hill family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knepp
King’s Daughters
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Cleveland
A. B. Southard
Jessie Wright
Samuel Zechar
Westerville
C. W. Recard
Lawrences Weils
Niagara Falls
Gur Weiss
Clair Hill
Kipton Sunday Services Highlight Camden Baptist
Rev H K Finley of Hisria will preach at Camden Baptist church Sunday morning. There will be no evening preaching service.
Electric lights halted at post office and residence
Report notes power outages delaying postal operations and leaving the residence of William Weterhouse without lighting. authorities investigate cause and expected restoration times. Residents seek updates on repair progress and service status.
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William Weterhouse
Great Lakes Exposition Attendees in Cleaveland Area
Among those from here who attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson and family. Also present were Mrs. Emma Brumby and others visiting and paying respects at local events, with several families listed as attendees at services and visits across Elyria, Wakeman, Camden, and Norwalk.
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Cleveland
Albert Prosser
William Davidson
Emma Brumby
Lloyd Hudson
Edith
Jessie ~“Eller
Emma Sizsworth
Alion
Richey
John Todd
Wakeman
Rawson McCoiter
Omaha
Nebraska
Minnie
Faye Elwell
G. T. Hanna
Marblehead
F. FE. Weeks
Charles Bissell
Jay Hastings
Avis
Birmingham
Clyde Walrath
Alice Walrath
Elyria
Ernest Dabney
Weber Family Visits Across Ohio Ties
Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. John Weber host and hostesses include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rikeldier, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Plas, Mrs. Helen Weber and children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weber, and others from Elyria Oberlin Cleveland Sandusky Wheeling West Virginia Toledo and Cleveland area as relatives visit. Paul Weber of Cleveland joins gathering with Julia Murray of Toledo visiting John Weber.
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John Weber
Thomas Rikeldier
Albert Plas
Helen Weber
Edward Weber
Elyria
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Paul Weber
Cleveland
Clarton Christer
Wilma
Raymond
Sunda Y
Jessie Chrysler
Sandusky
Ledra Smith
Wheeling
West Virginia
Notable anniversaries list spans founders, generals, and pioneers
A dense annals column lists 1737 Francis Hopkinson and 1851 Edwin Godin among signers and editors, with deaths across 1791 to 1934. It notes 1836 Gonzales skirmish and Darwin voyage as historical markers, amid fragmented biographical snippets.
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Francis Hopkinson
New Jersey
Columbia
Philadelphia
Junius Smith
Slawyer
Plymouth
Conn
Gazawar Buggzy Lamar
Richmond Co
New York
Edwin L. Godin
New York City
Ireland
Eliza Maria Mosher
Massachusetts Reformatory For Women
Vassar
University of Michigan
Cayuga Co
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Ferdinand Foch
France
Grif fith plants Roosevelt image in sunflower bed
Portland Democrat H J Griffith, weary of taunts for growing London sunflowers, plants a large framed picture of President Roosevelt in his sunflower bed to settle the dispute.
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Portland
Ore
H. J. Griffith
London
Roosevelt
Timeline highlights from 1865 to 1933 events
Chronology notes key moments including Robert E. Lee becoming president of Washington College in 1865, the 1889 Pan American Conference in Washington, D C, the 1932 Lytton report on Manchuria to the League of Nations, and the 1933 University in Exile opening in New York City.
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Gle
Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Washington, D. C
Lytton
Manchuria
League of Nations
the University In Exile
New York City
Notable U S Figures and Birthplaces Highlighted
Cordell Hall of Tennessee Secretary of State born Pickett County Tennessee 65. Ruth Brian Owen former U S Minister to Denmark born Jacksonville Illinois 51. Col Hanford MacNider Iowa ex Legion commander ex assistant secretary of state ex minister to Canada born Iowa 7 years ago. U S Senator Carl Hayden Arizona born Tempe Arizona 59. Governor Theodore F Green Rhode Island born Providence 69. Dr Avery A Shaw president Denison University Ohio born Nova Scotia 66. Mahatma Gandhi India born 67 years ago.
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Cordell Hall
Tennessee
Pickett Co
Tenn
Ruth Brian Owen Rhode
U. S
Denmark
Jacksonville
Col
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
American Legion
Canada
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Tempe
Ariz
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Providence
Avery A. Shaw
Denison University
Ohio
Nova Scotia
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Aso
Degree hints at aggressive soldier and future success
The text portrays a developing soldier seen as aggressive and impulsive, likely to have a chip on his shoulder. It suggests a mind inclined to science and, if quarreling traits become decisive inquiry, success seems attainable.
North Elyria Grange marks 70th Grange anniversary
The North Elyria Grange celebrated the National Grange's 70th birthday and Ohio Grange's 62nd anniversary on Booster Night despite rain. The program featured music by James Collier and Robert Jabbushtsiks, soprano Louise Law with pianist Ruth Prozovnik, and readings by Alden Adams and R. E. Taylor among others.Refreshments followed the program.
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North Elyria
Law
Helen Taylor
Alden Adams
R. E. Taylor
North Elyria Grange Hustlers Club Meeting Notice
The North Elyria Grange Hustlers club met at Mrs. Robert Taylor’s home with 14 members present. A tureen dinner was served at noon for 18. Two new members, Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. O. Jabbush, were welcomed. Mrs. Cromeling demonstrated foundation garments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Henry Bislich’s home.
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North Elyria Grange
Robert Taylor
Dennis
O. Jabbush
Cromeling
Henry Bislich
First North Elyria Grange dinner hosted at Taylors
The first of a series of dinners for the North Elyria Grange was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor with 18 present. The next dinner will be at Mr. and Mrs. George Phelps. Mrs. C. D. Miller and children and Mrs. Miller's parents stayed in Cleveland with Mrs. Miller's sister and visited the Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller also visited Mrs. Miller's sister in Akron. Mrs. John Houk has been ill at home for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Robert Taylor
George Phelps
C. D. Miller
Granite school completed in Rockville United States unique
An all granite school, the only one of its kind in the United States, has been completed in Rockville Minnesota. Formal dedication ceremonies were directed by the St. Cloud chamber of Commerce.
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Rockville
Minon
United States
St. Cloud, Minn
Chamber of Commerce
Belief in the Virtues of Old Numbers
People once held strong beliefs in the value of old numbers and their supposed powers. The saying reflects a historical faith in numerology and timeless significance attached to ancient figures.
Statueside Plan Honoring Duke Kahanamoku at Waikiki Beach
Local sportsmen in Honolulu plan to erect a life sized bronze statue at Waikiki Beach honoring Duke P Kahanamoku, the renowned Hawaiian swimmer of two Olympic Games now serving as high sheriff of Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
Duke P. Kahanamoku
Duke
Honoolulu
Man trades badge for sheepskin at Tech Texas
Fort Worth policeman Charles Coffey left the force to enroll at Texas Technological College in Lubbock, choosing education over police duties and flat feet.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Coffey
Forth Worth
Texas Technological College
Lubbock, Tex
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